Sentence examples for bus deal from inspiring English sources
EasyJet has a special bus deal from Luton ($7.50 round trip) that delivers you to central London.
Hardline separatists in Indian Kashmir have been swift to reject the bus deal as a sop that avoids the real issue of the territory's status.
The bus deal with the transportation authority lingered for months, but in recent weeks he met with a deputy mayor, Marc V. Shaw, and other aides involved in the deal and forcefully pressed Mr. Shaw to get the deal done immediately, expensive or not.
On a bus deal with the then regime in Iraq, the documents record secret pay-offs totalling 8% of the contract value: "Payments authorised under strict personal supervision of JB Reardon, split: 3% director-general Baghdad public transport service; 3% Mr C cabinet office; 2% Mr S, lawyer on procurement panel".
Where Psyco on da Bus dealt in space, Antibalas (which means "bulletproof") revived Fela's old density.
More than two decades of lurching on a city bus, dealing with the occasional unruly commuter, and delivering repeated tutorials in MetroCard swiping and general bus etiquette might drive lesser New Yorkers to distraction.
Riders usually start about 14 miles north of Washington and take a charter bus to Deal, Pa., to begin a 24-mile downhill pedal to Cumberland, Md., where the canal starts.
They were on holiday, so it wasn't like driving a city transit bus and dealing with people at 11 p.m. who'd had too much to drink.
Meanwhile, Mr. Kerry has been trading illnesses with the press corps, turning his campaign bus, the Real Deal Express, into a rolling infirmary.
"I feel like a guy who's been on the catch-up road for a while and who's coming from behind," he told me on his campaign bus, the Real Deal Express, shortly after dusk on the eve of the New Hampshire primary.
Their grief propels them out of their family's insular orbit: Clare becomes pregnant with her first boyfriend's child and weds him in a hastily arranged ceremony; Annie moves to England, moves in with a boy she has met on a bus, leaves school, deals "her parents (it could not be helped) another blow".
